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The search engines will spider your site on their own; there is no reason for you to submit the site on the search engines. At least, many people do not do that.

[QUOTE=snapshot;875321]The number of links added to the websites might not be that important for boosting the PR of the links recipients but the quality of the links are definitely of great importance. For example, assume ten links added from the homepages of some PR7 sites could be much more powerful …

You can also consider using the Clicky stats program. It is not free, but will not cost like the statcounter. And it is AJAX based with reports that appear more like GA reports.

The issue with blog commenting is that half of the time or may be more than that, your comments are deleted or considered spam. This is inspite of the inherently well written comment that is inline with the post. I think blog commenting helps, but is a drain on your …

I do not think that this method will ever be used at the mass level. It is new right now and not many people have made use of it. However, think about a scenario where you have 20 listings on the map. Eventually, Google will have to limit the number …

Yes, it does appear that the PR is being updated across the sites. And you can get a better PR by creating good content and following whatever Fred mentioned above.

Most manipulators work on factors that are external to the site. An SEO expert will focus on the website before concentrating on the external factors.

Wordpress had the 'nofollow' attribute by default. This gives you protection against spam. And as for the .NET blogs, it appears that the 'dofollow' is the default tag. But a spam message is a spam message. And the irony is that inspite of posting some very good and related comments, …

You can have a look at a solution being offered by a1shoppingcart.

I think its a good idea to server multiple keywords. But, beware of getting links from spammy site.

You siggy looks spammy. Also, changing meta description will have an impact on current rankings. Anything that you change on the page will have an impact on your rankings.

It would be absurd if search engines were case-sensitive.

I believe that Social Bookmarks are a great way to get backlinks, provided you are active on the Social Bookmark sites.

What is your site? A search for 'mmospot' has 14100 results.

You will need to remove the malware and request for a re-consideration. This can be done using the Google Webmaster Tool.

I think the entire field of SEO is evolving. Social Media is more of a spoke in the complete wheel of SEO; for sure it is not the only thing that can get you rankings. The classic case of on-page optimization, off-page link building stay as-is and Social Media compliments …

Yes, agreed. The higher the PR, the more cumbersome it becomes to get a link.

Go to seochat.com and read through the forums. Connect with the community as you have done over here. Do a lot of reading and come back to the community with questions. I am not sure if there is a Univ program that can teach you what you are looking for.

Your results do not match with what I saw on Google by manually checking the site. You can probably check the difference in rankings. Take an example of webopedia.com On your tool it states that the rank is 30, while a manual check on Google suggests rank number 51. [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=seo&hl=en&start=50&sa=N[/url]